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The prince, by many accounts, was spared criminal prosecution because of public sympathy for Queen Juliana's plight.

Mr. Arlia suggested that Mr. Clement had been singled out for prosecution because of the "influence" of the Dershowitz family, though he did not elaborate.

Meanwhile, a case against Sabas Pretelt, the former interior minister, involving yet another scandal was sent back to the prosecution because of procedural errors.

Banks are vulnerable to prosecution because of robo-signing, as the practice, exposed last year, of filing false court documents in an effort to speed foreclosures is known.

Defense lawyers and former prosecutors have said Mr. Vinegrad's departure would have been a blow to the prosecution because of his experience and knowledge of the case.

An attempt by fraud accused J Arthur Brown in 2011 for a stay of prosecution because of a "media campaign" against him failed dismally.

The spokesperson said no one would face prosecution, because the statute of limitations has expired.

He told the MPs that Smith, a former Rochdale MP, had only escaped prosecution because "he was part of network of people" who protected each other.

Earlier in the hearing he said that Cyril Smith escaped prosecution because he was "part of a network of people protecting each other".

There was a police investigation but no prosecution followed because of evidential problems.

They have said Dr. Lee was unfairly singled out for a heavy-handed prosecution not because of his actions, which they said were similar to those of many other scientists, but because he is Chinese-American.